WHML.ORG’s relationship framework spans academia, civil society, public institutions and the private sector. These communities bring different responsibilities and forms of expertise. A meaningful connection respects those differences and establishes a practical purpose for exchanging knowledge or working together.
About our relationships
WHML.ORG’s published relationship directory describes connections across health, medicine and life sciences involving international and national organisations, academic institutions, governments, civil society, the private sector. These relationships support the organisation’s mission through shared expertise, research, education and health-service development. The descriptions below retain the named organisations and areas of work in the original source. They are source-reported descriptions, not an independently verified statement of current agreements or endorsement; current status and scope should be confirmed with the secretariat.
International collaborations
WHML.ORG collaborates with many significant organizations at the international level. These collaborations enable us to carry out joint projects in the fields of global health, medical and life sciences and increase information sharing. Our international collaborations include the following:
World Health Organization (WHO)
We work closely with the World Health Organization (WHO). By carrying out joint projects with WHO, we contribute to the development of global health policies and work to improve health services worldwide. The conferences, seminars, and research projects we organize with WHO allow us to take significant steps toward finding solutions to global health problems.
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
By collaborating with UNICEF, we develop projects on child health and welfare. This collaboration allows us to carry out significant projects to improve child health and prevent childhood diseases, especially in developing countries. The educational programs and field studies we organize with UNICEF strengthen our awareness and support activities for child health.
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
We collaborate with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement on disaster management and emergency health services. This collaboration enables us to provide rapid and effective health services during natural disasters and humanitarian crises. The projects we carry out together with the Red Cross and Red Crescent play a critical role in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery processes.
Academic collaborations
WHML.ORG supports scientific research and educational programs by collaborating with leading universities and research institutions worldwide. Our academic collaborations enable us to develop innovative solutions in the fields of health and life sciences and increase scientific information sharing.
Harvard Medical School
We collaborate with Harvard Medical School to carry out joint studies in medical education and research projects. This collaboration allows us to develop innovative programs for the education of health professionals and to carry out pioneering projects in medical research. The seminars and conferences we organize with Harvard Medical School encourage academic information sharing.
Johns Hopkins University
We collaborate with Johns Hopkins University in the fields of public health and epidemiology. This collaboration allows us to carry out significant research on the control and prevention of infectious diseases and to develop public health projects. The educational programs we organize with Johns Hopkins University increase the knowledge and skills of public health professionals.
London School of Economics (LSE)
We collaborate with the London School of Economics (LSE) in the fields of health policy and health economics. This collaboration enables us to develop projects to improve health systems and increase the accessibility of health services. The workshops and research projects we organize with LSE contribute to the development of health policies.
Collaborations with governments and civil society organizations
WHML.ORG collaborates with various governments and civil society organizations (CSOs) to improve health services and increase public health. These collaborations enable us to develop effective projects at the local level and increase access to health services.
Ministries of health
The source describes cooperation with health ministries across the international network and uses the phrase “almost all countries”. It identifies contributions to national health policies, public health campaigns, health education programmes and service improvements. This wording records the scope claimed in the original institutional description; the countries, agreements and currently active projects must be established through their specific records.
Civil society organizations (CSOs)
By collaborating with various civil society organizations, we develop projects to improve community health and increase access to health services. The projects we carry out together with CSOs enable us to develop solutions for the health needs of local communities and provide volunteer-based services.
Collaborations with the private sector
WHML.ORG collaborates with the private sector to finance health services, develop medical technologies, and work on innovative solutions. Our private sector collaborations aim to improve the quality of health services and strengthen health systems.
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
By collaborating with major pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, we carry out joint projects on the development of new drugs and the conduct of clinical research. These collaborations allow us to make significant progress in the treatment and prevention of diseases. We also collaborate with medical technology companies to contribute to the development of innovative medical devices and health technologies. These collaborations enable us to improve the effectiveness and quality of health services.
“WHML.ORG – stronger together, healthier together.”